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Solve the equation 2y" + 3y' - 5y = 0​

Solve the equation 2y" + 3y' - 5y = 0​
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the equation 2y" + 3y' - 5y = 0​

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User Sigjuice
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Answer:

y= ae^pi + C2e ^ -1/2 pi

Explanation:

i couldnt type out symbols, hope this helps

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